http://www.sangredecristoseminary.org/index.html
A seminary started by Gordon Clark's son-in-law. Found it by accident while exploring near that mountain range.
http://www.sangredecristoseminary.org/index.html
A seminary started by Gordon Clark's son-in-law. Found it by accident while exploring near that mountain range.
Erick Bohndorf, Redeemer Presbyterian PCA
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I had never heard of this seminary before your post but it seems like they have a number of very good visiting professors.
Dr. Craig Blomberg
Dr. Bruce A. Demarest
Dr. D. Ralph Davis
Dr. Simon Kistemaker
Here you have some of the best professors of New Testament, Old Testament and Systematic theology.
Keith
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Ballymoney, Northern Ireland
Never heard of the seminary. However, I do like Southern Colorado. The Sangre de Cristo mountains are beautiful.
It's one of the member schools of the Association of Reformed Theological Schools, which speaks well of it.
Tim Phillips
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Interesting Name...blood of Christ. Wonder why they named it that and in spanish. Small seminary based on the website info..7-14.
Julio Perez
Visting Branch of Hope OPC hoping this will be my home church.....
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Apparently it is named for the mountain range. Great choice if you ask me.
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I know one PCA Pastor who went there. He is an excellent Pastor and speaks highly of the school.
Scott
PCA
North Carolina
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The mountain range is named Sangre de Cristo because of the reddish tint to the rock formations.Interesting Name...blood of Christ. Wonder why they named it that and in spanish. Small seminary based on the website info..7-14.
Has good relations with the RPCNA. A few professors from RPTS make trips out there to teach. My dad was saved under the preaching of Dwight Zeller, the founder; who was at that time a reformed anglican chaplain at the Merchant Marine Academy. Since then he went into the PCA and has preached in a number of RPCI congregations.
Pittsburgh, PA
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I'm actually planning on attending there next summer. They are heavy into exegesis in their curriculum.
Steven J. Carr (Sven)
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Eagan, MN
PCA
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Erick Bohndorf, Redeemer Presbyterian PCA
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Here is what I have seen to be good and fitting: to eat, to drink and enjoy oneself in all one’s labor in which he toils under the sun during the few years of his life which God has given him; for this is his reward. Ecclesiastes
A man from our PCA church in GA went there & he spoke very highly of it.
Kevin Rogers, Licentiate
Ruling Elder
Sovereign Community Church, PCA
Moncton NB
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